Letter P 100250–100500

Posthumous Jim Croce hit (5) Prank-ending cry Prankster's cry of success Prankster's taunt Prospective student's excited cry Phrase of acknowledgment "___ Pieces" (Peter & Gordon song) "___ Pieces" (Peter and Gordon hit) "___ prepare a place . . . " Peter & Gordon's '-- Pieces' Peter and Gordon song "___ Pieces" "Please, please, please let me!" "Ple-e-ease show me!" Posts viewable for only a day, familiarly Pet from the tropics Pet in the comic strip "FoxTrot" Pet lizard Pet shop lizard Pet that can be leashed Pet that can regrow its tail Pet that needs ultraviolet lighting Pet that's a herbivore Pet with a dewlap Pet with a spiny crest Pet lizards Pets named Iggy, often Pets with dewlaps Pets with spiny crests Per. from July 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1958 Perfect Circle guitarist James Pumpkins guitarist Pumpkins guitarist James Peg Bracken's "___ to Cook Book" Porter's "___ Men" Prince song "___ U" Part of a pan, perhaps Paul Bunyan's admission in therapy? Prince "The Gold Experience" single Pissed off words Part 2 of the response Part 8 of a thanksgiving prayer Part 1 of a prophecy by Martin Luther King Jr. Proposal intro Puzzle solver's exclamation Part 1 of a Mark Twain quip Perspective-shifting quote paraphrased from Edison on perseverance Puzzled response Parting comment "People are saying . . ." "People tell me ..." "Pssst..." follower Phrase meaning "I've been told" "People say ... " Phrase uttered upon learning of a nautical explorer, cryptically "Preachin' to the choir, my friend" Palm of the hand. Pancake chain with pancake-shaped signs Pancake chain Pancake house Pancake house chain, for short Pancake palace Pancake palace, commonly Pancake restaurant, abbr. Peddler of the revolting-sounding Cupcake Pancake Perkins competitor Philly Cheese Steak Stacker restaurant Philly Cheese Steak Stacker restaurant chain Pick-A-Pancake place Place for a stack Place serving links Place serving stacks and links Place to find silver dollars Place to find stacks, briefly Place to get a CINN-A-STACK French Toast breakfast Place to get a late-night stack Place to get links Place to get stacks Place to order a stack Place to order a stack, say Place to order stacks Place to see stacks Place with breakfasts in stacks Popular breakfast chain, briefly Popular breakfast restaurant chain Popular eatery, initially Popular flapjack place Popular flapjack place, for short Popular food chain, informally Popular late night eatery Popular restaurant chain, briefly Popular restaurant chain, familiarly Popular restaurant chain, for short palace Pancake Fancy Phrase for wishful thinkers Pancake palaces, familiarly Pancake restaurants, familiarly Places for stacks Places that serve O.J. beside the links? Places to eat a late breakfast, maybe Places to find stacks Places to get links, briefly Places where maple syrup is called "Old Fashioned" Places with stacks of silver dollars Photo service, nowadays Plural of du, in German PILGRIM garb at Mecca pilgrim dress Mecca Pound-foolish quip (Part 1) Part of Bill Gates' full name Part of Bill Gates's full name Part of a Rocky film title Part of some full names Part of some sequel titles Part of some sequels Part of the name of one nicknamed "Trey," perhaps Pocket watch number Peculiar sundial numeral "Pretty sure that's true" Pond: Comb. form "Put that away" "Put your wallet away!" "Proud Mary" ___ & Tina Turner POTUS of 1953-61, in headlines Painter of Bobby Jones' portrait. Part of Tina Turner's revue Passenger on the Columbine. Paul's "The Shrink Next Door" character People liked him Pirate Davis who is the first MLB player to hit grand slams for two different teams in the month of April Political nickname of the '50s Politician with a famous "like" button? Politician with a like button? Popular nickname. Pres. after Harry Pres. before Jack Pres. nickname President "liked" in the 1950s President Eisenhower's nickname President Eisenhower, familiarly President after Harry President before Jack President between Harry and Jack President married to Mamie President on a dollar coin, informally President whose nickname originated in childhood President whose veep was Dick Presidential alias Presidential nickname after Harry Prez #34 Prez Eisenhower Prez after Give 'em Hell Harry Prez after Harry Prez before Jack Prez known for building interstates Prez nickname Prez on 1970s silver dollars Prez who coined the term "military-industrial complex" Prez who served in WWII Prez with a rhyming campaign slogan Prez with the pooch Heidi Prominent Pennsylvanian. predecessor Jack POANG chair seller Pier 1 alternative Pier 1 rival Place to buy a DAGSTORP sofa Place to buy a FNISS or a plate of meatballs Place to get a Lack table Place to pick up a Poäng chair Popular furniture chain Popular furniture store Pottery Barn competitor Producer of the world's most widely read consumer catalog Purveyor of many flat packs Purveyor of sofas and salmon Put-it-together chain Put-it-together-yourself company Periodical where you can find a Jerker desk or Fartfull workbench Periodical with the tagline "A home doesn't need to be big, just smart" Publication that ran from 1951 to 2021 and printed more than two hundred million copies per year at its peak Phenomenon in which consumers place a higher value on products they contributed to creating President and explorer Places to buy furniture to assemble Places to buy höüsehöld prödücts Places to find "Jerker desks", once Prime Minister of Japan: 1960–64 Pre-Susan B. Anthony dollar coins, informally Presidential namesakes Prez Eisenhower and singer Turner ___ Pond (Augusta National feature) Philippine betel Petula tune, "___ a Place" Petula Clark tune Problem solver's exclamation "Please don't remind me!" Phrase said when the lights turn on? Painting of holy person. Portrait statue. Premier Russian vodka Prairie State Pier gp. Pier group (abbr.) Pier grp. Pier org. Pier union: Abbr. Port union: Abbr. Port workers' union (abbr.) Perfume distilled from a Philippine tree. Perfume from Malayan tree. Perfume from a Philippine tree. Pop hit "As ___ Me Down" Political title of the 1930s-'40s Part of the names of French Caribbean islands Paris center: Fr. Paris' -- -de-la-Cite Paris' -- de la Cité Paris' ___ de la Cite Paris's __ de la Cité Paris's ___ Saint-Louis Paris's ___ de France Paris's ___ de la Cite Paris's___de la Cite Part of Polynésie Part of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Part of l'Indonésie Part of the name of a French ship. Percent add-on Percent addition Percent ender Percent ending Percent finisher Percent follower Percent or miss ender Percent suffix Place in the Seine Play by O'Neill Porto Rico, par exemple Project closing? Project completion Project end Project ending Project extension Project finish? Project's end? ___ Perrot, Québec ____ du Diable Parts of gastrointestinal tracts Parts of intestines Parts of small intestines Pertaining to the ileum